The Sea has inspired the finest poems and pieces of art throughout history. This does not only apply to the act of sailing like in Homer’s Odyssey, but also to a specific mindset moulded by space, by waves and by seagulls’ voice. This uniqueness arises also in peculiar architecture structures or simple shapes which belong to the Sea till the extent that when we see them in a postcard we can feel the breeze and smell the sent of the Sea. The Sea becomes itself an inner matter, to the point that you don't know whether you are looking outside or projecting what you are feeling inside
Floriana Avellino is an Italian photographer based in the Milan area, specializing in portrait, fashion, architecture, and fine art imagery. Her work bridges a structured technical approach with a personal aesthetic, focusing on identity, visual geometries, and timeless atmospheres. Through clean compositions, targeted lighting, and attention to detail, her visual research moves between structured reality and suspended, narrative atmospheres.
